Word: harms
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Furry as well as the other professors before the Un-American Activities Committee in no way assuaged fears about Congressional investigation. We commend the committee for its fair treatment of its witness, but that is a small part of the whole investigation. The investigation, itself, has done more harm to American education than the dubious information has helped. The Committee uncovered a history of communist infiltration into education all right, but the narrative comes to an abrupt halt in the 40's. Besides Furry and one professor at Temple who may or may not be communist, the Committee found...
...graduated editor, and "Ten Toes" by E. Wentworth deserve mention only because they elaborate, humorlessly, the theme of the issue. "In Corporation Assembled" pokes mordant fun at the efforts of the Corporation to choose a new president. I think Blot and Jester try to warn the reader about the harm of bathing beauty contests at Harvard, but their subtle suggestion is not clear...
...small children are molested they are often willing victims and repeat the experience. This rarely happens with a child who is happy at home; the child will probably run to mother and tell her all about it. The upset can be treated, and the incident need do no permanent harm. But such cases made up only one-third of the total. Nancy's case was more typical. From the age of four, Nancy was repeatedly molested by a middle-aged man. Her mother had been in & out of mental hospitals ever since Nancy's birth. When at home...
Under the proposal in the CRIMSON's editorial of last week, candidates for an A.B. degree must not only master a foreign language, but imbibe a foreign culture in quantity sufficient to have lasting effects. The intoxication this would cause, would, in my opinion, do no good and great harm...
...States.'" But, asked Jenner, what if a teacher "slants his teaching toward the Communist Party, which party's avowed purpose is the overthrow of this Government?" That, replied Shaftel, is something that "must be settled by the academic profession . . . This line of questioning is improper and does harm to the teaching profession...